Human Resources & Education

The Vancouver Canucks are still in hiring mode after naming Trevor Linden president of hockey operations last month and embarking on a search for a new general manager and head coach.

The structural shift from lower-skilled manufacturing to higher-skilled professional, scientific and services jobs requires substantial growth in the number of Canadians possessing the needed training

More than 100 workers who died from work-related injuries last year in British Columbia are being remembered Monday in ceremonies across the province.

Do you see your occupation as a career, or just a paycheque?

Business in Vancouver and the Chartered Professional Accountants of BC are pleased to announce the 2014 BC CFO Award winners.The six winners are:

Congratulations, you've just assumed command of a new unit, team or division.

Employers have the right to manage employee conduct that affects the workplace, including the use of social media. This includes the right to make policies and set expectations, and discipline employees for breaching these expectations

Technological change and the pressure to be always available have caused an unhealthy blurring of the line between work and home life

U.K.'s largest interim management company sets up shop in Vancouver

British Columbia's privacy watchdog says government should immediately direct police departments to stop disclosing non-conviction information in employment police record checks. "Each year in B.C.